1. Chapter 1 Review Game
Get Out a Piece of Paper to test yourself…. Notes need to be put away….
Monday latest this will be on school webpage for you to review Sept 22nd

2. What is chemistry?
Study of composition of matter and the changes it undergoes

3. Why is chemistry a broad topic?
Matter is anything that has mass and takes up space, and chemistry is the study of matter, and almost everything is made up of matter

4. What are the five topics of chemistry
Organic, inorganic, biochemistry, analytical, and physical

5. Which topic of chemistry would you learn about the chemistry of hot and cold packs?
Physical (note heat)

6. Which topic of chemistry would you learn about the composition of matter?
analytical

7. Which topic of chemistry would you learn about stainless steel and its properties
Inorganic

8. Which topic of chemistry would I be testing the soil?
analytical

9. True or False. Organic chemistry deals with the element nitrogen
False. carbon

10. Why is the Laws of Motion, Laws of Gravity, Gas Laws all considered laws
It has been proven correct 100% of the time

11. Which of the following is NOT a contribution of the alchemists?
A. beakers
B. separation of mixtures
C. explaining their findings
D. purifying chemicals C

12. Cast iron is a mixture of iron and carbon
Cast iron is a mixture of iron and carbon. Which of the following would I NOT learn about cast iron?
A. Organic D. Physical
B. biochemistry
C. Analytical B

13. Hypothesis should be in
If, then statement

14. Which of the following is NOT true about a theory
A. IF it is wrong, needs to be modified or abolished
B. statement that summarizes ALL experiments
C. It is a well tested explanation for a wide set of observations B

15. Which topic does NOT fall under physical chemistry?
A. reactions
B. Quantum mechanics
C. mechanisms
D. all deal with physical chemistry D

16. What were scientists encouraged based their conclusions on?
Scientific evidence

17. Who is the scientists responsible for revolutionizing chemistry
Antoine Laurent-Lavosier

18. Final Jeopardy
Problem/Observation: You are watching TV and your dog is barking at you and won’t leave you alone
Use the scientific method to come up with a hypothesis, an experiment and a conclusion based off your problem
(no partial credit on final jeopardy)